Bošković Anica: Rasgovor pastirski varhu porodjegna: gospodinova jedne djevojcize dubrovkigne

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Rasgovor pastirski varhu porodjegna: gospodinova jedne djevojcize dubrovkigne

Bošković Anica

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Anica Bošković: A conversation between a shepherdess and a varhu porodjegna: a gentleman's daughter from Dubrovnik

Bošković, Anica, Croatian poet (Dubrovnik, 3. XI. 1714 – Dubrovnik, 11–12. VII. 1804). Sister of → Ruđer Bošković. She was educated in Dubrovnik, where she socialized and corresponded with prominent people of that time. Her best-known work is the Christmas depiction in octogenarian verses of a religious-didactic character Pastor's Conversation with the Lord about the Birth of a Girl from Dubrovnik (1758). It is the only printed work by a writer in old Dubrovnik.

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  • Author: Bošković Anica
  • Publisher: Martecchini
  • Year of publication:1852
  • Place of publication:Dubrovnik
  • Pages:54
  • Dimensions:12.5x18.5 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:Very good
  • Binding:Softcover

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